John Morris-Jones
Distributed for University of Wales Press
Born in Llandrygarn, Anglesey in Wales, Sir John Morris-Jones (1864–1929) was a teacher, scholar, and poet who wrote several foundational works on the Welsh language, including A Welsh Grammar, Historical and Comparative. This biography, written in Welsh, not only outlines Morris-Jones’s many to contributions to Welsh academia, but also draws on evidence found in his personal letters to shed new light on his family life.
Lluniau
1. Cyfnod Cynnar
2. Rhydychen: Coleg yr Iesu, Pont Magdalen a'r Dafydd
3. Y Bodleian, Syr John Rhŷs a'r Darpar Ysgolhaig
4. 1890–1895 Dewis Gyrfa: John Morris-Jones a'r Agenda Ieithyddol
5. 1895 Yr Athro: Bangor a Llanfair
6. Hynafiaeth yr Orsedd: Yr Ymchwilydd yn Herio Traddodiad
7. John Morris-Jones a'r Eisteddfod Genedlaethol: Athro'r Genedl
8. Caniadau John Morris-Jones (1907)
9. The Nationalist a'r 'Macwyaid' (1907–1911)
10. 1911–1918 Y Beirniad, y Gramadegydd a'r Rhyfel Byd Cyntaf
11. 1918–1925 Taliesin, Ffrainc ac America
12. 1925–1929 Cerdd Dafod a'r 'Sant': Diwedd Cyfnod
Nodiadau
Mynegai
History: European History
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